21. Apaches - Mama Lisa's World: Children's Songs And Rhymes Of All Nations Children s songs and nursery rhymes from all over the globe presented both The zee tsa lit ni friendship prayer song is an offering of prayer and http://www.mamalisa.com/world/apache.html

Children's Songs and Nursery Rhymes LIPAN APACHE The "Zee tsa lit ni' " Song ENGLISH He Makes It Walk Song The Blessing Song for Girls The Friendship Prayer About the Lipan Apaches ... About the Songs About the Lipan Apaches The Lipan Apaches were one of the most important subgroups of Apaches in Texas. Lipan means "Warriors of the Mountains". (They also called themselves "Tindi," which means the same.) They were fierce fighters and they often battled or fought alongside the early Texas settlers. About the Songs Three Lipan Apache Songs (As Sung by a Lipan Medicine Man at the turn of the 20th century) "These songs have been hidden from view for more than 80 years. The songs were recorded by a BIA (Bureau of Indian Affairs) Agent in 1910, in the White Mountains area, just off the Clear Fork River. The name of the Apache Medicine Man whose songs these belong to is long dead. As is Lipan custom, his name is not allowed to be spoken in public. Permission to use these three Apache songs was given to me by a modern-day Lipan Medicine Man." -Daniel Castro Romero Jr., Lipan Apache

22. French Kids Songs - France - Mama Lisa's World: Children's Songs And Rhymes Of A Children s songs and nursery rhymes from all over the globe presented both inEnglish and Je suis dans mon lit Va chez la voisine Je crois qu elle y est http://www.mamalisa.com/world/france.html

Children's Songs and Rhymes HERE ARE SOME KIDS SONGS FROM FRANCE! FRENCH Une souris verte Une poule sur un mur Ah! vous dirai-je Maman Un petit cochon ... A la Salade ENGLISH A Green Mouse A Hen on a Wall Ah! Will I Tell You Mommy A Little Pig ... With Some Salad Une souris verte (French) A Green Mouse (English) Une souris verte Qui courait dans l'herbe. Je l'attrape par la queue, Ces messieurs me disent : Trempez-la dans l'huile, Trempez-la dans l'eau, Tout chaud. Je la mets dans un tiroir, Elle me dit : Il fait trop noir. Je la mets dans mon chapeau, Elle me dit : Il fait trop chaud. A green mouse Which ran in the grass I caught it by its tail I showed it to those men. The men said: Dip it in oil Dip it in water It will become an escargot (snail) Nice and warm. I put it in a draw She told me: it's too dark I put it in my hat She told me: it's too warm Many thanks to INTER-COM Translations for contributing and translating this rhyme and to Monique Palomares for creating the midi music. Merci Beaucoup! Une poule sur un mur (French) A Hen on a Wall (English) Une poule sur un mur Qui picote du pain dur Picoti, picota

23. Home Page For The Children's Library Division ABClit An Index to Children s literature Scholarship This searchable resource is Mother Goose A collection of full-text Mother Goose nursery rhymes http://www.vpl.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/chi/booklinks.html

Vancouver Public Library Online Home Kids Teens ... Youth Department Links CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND BOOKSELLERS General Resources Specific Resources in Other Countries UK Australia ... Children's Book Award Links General Resources Vancouver Public Library Booklists for Children Links to the booklists created by the Vancouver Public Library's Children's Librarians. Be sure to also check the Booklists for Teens for recommended material for teens. ABC-Lit: An Index to Children's Literature Scholarship This searchable resource is "designed for use by those interested in the theories and criticism used to analyze children's literature." Many of the citations include abstracts. Maintained by librarian Lisa R. Bartle at California State University, San Bernardino. ACHUKA - Children's Books UK Provides great information on Children's books, authors and Children's Literature issues in the United Kingdom. ALSC Great Web Sites for Kids Literature and Languages - Favorite Children's Stories The Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), a division of the American Library Association has created these useful links for teachers, librarians, and students on Favorite Children's Stories divided by age categories. They also have a link to Expanding the Classics and the Writing by Children links.

24. Archived Teacher's Forum: Late 2001 - Nursery Rhymes -EnchantedLearning.com In my view the nursery rhymes could be printed and can be rewrite in the manila courses in children s lit creatively incorporate information, lectures, http://www.enchantedlearning.com/rhymes/forum/old/2001b.shtml

Join Enchanted Learning Site subscriptions last 12 months. Click here for more information on site membership. $20.00/year or other amount (directly by Credit Card $20.00/year or other amount (via PayPal As a thank-you bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. (Already a member? Click here. Enchanted Learning Software ... CD-ROM Archived Teacher's Forum: Late 2001 Teaching Nursery Rhymes There are a lot of different approaches to teaching nursery rhymes to children and many different related lessons. This forum is a place where teachers and parents can relate their experiences (or questions about) teaching with rhymes (especially using the computer). Please add your techniques so that others can benefit from your knowledge and experience! Click here to add your experiences, lesson plans, or questions. QUESTION? Does anyone know of a french song with the word "Marionette" (Puppets) in it. I am currently working on a lesson plan and require french songs that incorporated the theme of "Puppets". Thank you for your help.

25. Getting A Grip On Children's Lit This course will talk about categories of children s books (ie board book, be reading to your baby is a collection of Mother Goose nursery rhymes. http://www.suite101.com/lesson.cfm/17939/1280/3

Offering FREE online continuing education courses. Learn today from one of our 21 schools. Suite University now offers all its courses for FREE  Anytime, Anywhere just for you! Browse the complete list of free courses. Student Research Center Search Suite101.com Visit Suite101.com Suite University FAQ FAQ Student Testimonials Suite University News Suite U Newsletter Suite U Community Free Newsletters New FREE Courses Introduction to Hinduism The Last Charge: Culloden and the 'Forty-five Writing: A How-To for Kids Dreams and the Subconscious Mind ... More... Schools Arts and Crafts Business and Economics Computers and Technology Education ... Youth Corner About Us About Suite University Apply to become a Course Writer Contact Us Member Login Username: Password: Introduction Overview Free Lessons Resources Free Course: Getting a Grip on Children's Lit Lesson 1: The Read-aloud Factor And The first Eighteen Months Books for Babies in the first six months Now that you are familiar with the benefits of reading aloud to your baby, let’s move on to what to read during the first six months. The time between birth and six months is primarily about conditioning your child to your voice, and to the sight of books. Developing an understanding of these books comes later on. Books for babies should provide stimulation to the baby’s sight and hearing. Remember- little eyes cannot focus on the complicated illustrations that adults easily recognize. In other words, that trip to the art gallery will have to wait a few years.

26. Kids At Random House - LITTLE ZEB Sam Childs also illustrates The Rainbow Book of nursery rhymes and The RainbowBook of nursery Tales, plus Rainbow nursery Rhyme Board Books. http://www.randomhouse.co.uk/childrens/littlezeb/home.htm

He's Tip Top, He's Gorgeous! He's Little Zeb! Meet Little Zeb - stripy star of a whole range of exciting and colourful picture books. Read about how Little Zeb learns lots of new words and makes a whole gang of new friends. Funny! Little Zeb is being funny. Another warm, endearing story about the much-loved baby zebra. About the authors All of Little Zeb's books are written by Caroline Castle and illustrated by Sam Childs. Click here to find out more about them. Click here for a complete list of Little Zeb's books Happy! 'The sun is up, the sky is blue and Little Zeb is as happy as a lark in springtime. Trouble is that Little Hippo isn't there. Little Zeb is definitely not happy playing on his own... Little Zeb's Big Question Little Zeb asks various creatures how they go. Some go hippety hoppety and some go flippety floppety, but when Little Zeb meets the big green crocodile he knows it's time to be on his way.

27. Nursery Rhymes nursery Rhyme. lit Kits. Many librarians and classroom teachers I ve spoken withsay that there are children coming to them that are unfamiliar with what we http://www.whittskits.com/nursery_rhymes.htm

Whitt's Kits Nursery Rhyme Lit Kits Many librarians and classroom teachers I've spoken with say that there are children coming to them that are unfamiliar with what we consider "common" nursery rhymes. To that end, I have created four sets of Lit Kits to share a dozen classic nursery rhymes. Below you will find the contents of each kit. As with all the Lit Kits, the cost is $15/set of three packets. Nursery Rhymes #1 The Mouse Ran Up the Clock ~ Mouse Mask The Three Little Kittens ~ Finger Puppets Three Blind Mice ~ Tic-Tac-Toe Game Nursery Rhymes #2 Cotton ball sheep Sing-a-Song of Sixpence ~ Finger play Humpty Dumpty ~ Egg puzzles Nursery Rhymes #3 Paper plate spider Making oatmeal One, Two, Buckle My Shoe ~ Bingo game Each Lit Kit comes with three packets: a craft, an activity and a game. The appropriate nursery rhymes are attached to the label so they won’t get lost. To order, follow this link us, via email ~ Website updated 9/2005

28. Lit Kits Life Science lit Kits (K4). Dinosaurs (K-3). nursery rhymes ~ Appropriate forPre-Schoolers, Kindergarten and First Grade http://www.whittskits.com/lit_kits.htm

Whitt's Kits Lit Kits Just look through the Lit Kit pages, jot down what you are interested in and click on any of the email links available (I've added them to the pages) and let me know what you are interested in. Are you an elementary classroom teacher looking for ready-made thematic kits or a wonderful way to connect parents as partners in education? Are you a preschool teacher who'd like some new ideas? Are you a librarian who'd like some crafts, games and activities at your fingertips or looking for an "at home" activity for your summer reading program? Are you a parent who home schools your children and would like some fresh ideas on a variety of themes or you'd like a "back up" plan for those days when you need a break? Are you the parent of a young adult babysitter who could use some "tricks up his/her sleeve"? If you are any or all of the above, a Lit Kit may be just what you need! So, come on in and see what we have! Carrie Some comments: "I love my Whitt's Kits. Thanks for recommending them!" ~ Denise

29. 239: Children's Lit The Spring 2003 semester offers 3 sections of Survey of Children s Literature the multicultural elements to be found in nursery rhymes, poetry, fables, http://english.fullcoll.edu/courses/239/239spring/engl239S-index.htm

321 E. Chapman Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832 USA Tel: 714-992-7446 Fax: 714-447-4097 English Department SPRING English Home About Us Faculty Directory Course Offerings ... FC Home Last Updated: Friday, February 06, 2004 239: Children's Lit HOME ABOUT US DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY COURSE OFFERINGS ... 248: Science Fiction The Spring 200 semester offers 3 sections of Survey of Children's Literature: English 239: Survey of Children's Literature English 239: Survey of Children's Literature English 239: Survey of Children's Literature Nadine Arndt Jeanne Costello Phillip Serrato About the Course: A rewarding and practical course recommended for English majors, parents, grandparents, teachers, and creative writers, English 239 traces the literary, historical, and cultural development of Children's Literature throughout the world, from its origins to its contemporary emphasis on written excellence and pictorial artistry. This course focuses on a comparative approach to the multicultural elements to be found in nursery rhymes, poetry, fables, folk tales, myth, sacred literature, picture books, and fiction and non-fiction works. HOME ABOUT US DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY COURSE OFFERINGS ... FC HOME Last updated: 06 Feb 2004 Fullerton College English Department Maintained by the English Department Technology Committee Web author: Darren Chiang-Schultheiss

30. 239: Children's Lit (1) 239 Children s lit (1) In addition, we will compare the multicultural aspectsof nursery rhymes, poetry, picture books, nonsense literature, http://english.fullcoll.edu/courses/239/239fall/engl239F1.htm

321 E. Chapman Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832 USA Tel: 714-992-7446 Fax: 714-447-4097 English Department SPRING English Home About Us Faculty Directory Course Offerings ... FC Home Last Updated: Friday, February 06, 2004 239: Children's Lit (1) [Content] HOME ABOUT US DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY ... FC HOME Semester: Fall 2001 Professor: Geoff Smith Time: T 7-10 p.m. Room: About this Section: This course examines the historical, mythological, sociological, and psychological origins of children's literature, along with its profound influences on the intellectual, emotional, and cultural development of children. We will trace the literary trends in children's literature, from its roots in the oral tradition through its modern realistic representations of life. In addition, we will compare the multicultural aspects of nursery rhymes, poetry, picture books, nonsense literature, and juvenile novels. The course will help broaden your understanding of children's literature, whether it is for use in future classrooms or for your own children and grandchildren. Sample Readings Lukens, Rebecca.

31. Joannejacobs.com: Grim Lit July 23, 2004. Grim lit. Why are children s books so grim? The popular andtraditional nursery rhymes and stories of the time were much of the standard http://www.joannejacobs.com/mtarchives/014265.html

« Unpurple prose Main Taste test » July 23, 2004 Grim lit Why are children's books so grim? In The Spectator (use this for registration), Rachel Johnson complains that children's literature these days is all too devoted to sex and social issues. Instead of reading Anne of Green Gables and The Secret Garden her daughter reads about a child who smears the walls with excrement, children who cope with a manic-depressive mother, a girl dumped in a dustbin at birth, etc. Take Doing It by Melvin Burgess, about three boys learning about sex, and I quote from the blurb: "Dino really fancies fit, sexy Jackie but she just won't give him what he wants. Jonathan likes Deborah, but she's a bit fat what will his mates say? Ben's been secretly shagging his teacher for ages. He used to love it, but what if he wants to stop?" . . . why are some children's books (pace Potter) so grim? (And I do mean grim rather than dark.) Philip Pullman and Lemony Snicket are dark in the way that C.S. Lewis or Roald Dahl are dark, in an inventive, fantastical, even anarchical way that takes root and sprouts in the child's imagination. Whereas Doing It and the forthcoming Julie Burchill book

32. Oh Boy! Children's Books Introduction Children s lit General Info Authors Illustrators Book nursery rhymes, Fables, Folk Tales, Myths, Legends and Hero Stories, http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/fil/pages/listchildrens13.html

Oh Boy! Children's Books An Internet Hotlist on Children's Lit created by Vicky Reed San Diego County Office of Education Introduction Children's Lit - General Info Book Reviews Introduction The Internet Resources CyberGuides - CyberGuides are supplementary, standards-based, web-delivered units of instruction centered on core works of literature. Each CyberGuide contains a student and teacher edition, standards, a task and a process by which it may be completed, teacher-selected web sites and a rubric, based on California Language Arts Content Standards. http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/score/cyberguide.html Language Arts Content Standards from California State Board of Education - Language Arts Content Standards from California State Board of Education just a mouse click away... http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/score/stand/sbestd.html SCORE Language Arts Site - Language Arts Framework, Phonics Link and Teacher Resources chalk full of lessons, assessment info and other valuable links. http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/score/cla.html Knowledge Network Explorer - Pacific Bell has made a long term commitment to improving education in California. The Knowledge Network Explorer is the official web site of Pacific Bell's education program, Education First, and supports education by helping schools, libraries, and colleges acquire and effectively use Internet and videoconferencing technology. Make sure you explore lessons and resources available on Blue Web'n and Web Quest Resources and the Filamentality site where you can create you own personal 'Hot Lists' for your students. http://www.kn.pacbell.com/index.html

33. News Release: Flying Motorcycles! Frisbees With Fangs! They Learn To Teach About of Earthsea, Rachel Carson?s The Sea Around Us, nursery rhymes, myths, kid lit protagonists go, there are many more reads worthy of children?s http://www.sonoma.edu/pubs/release/2001/161.html

News Release SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY University Affairs Office 1801 E. Cotati Avenue Rohnert Park, CA 94928-3609 e-mail: jean.wasp@sonoma.edu FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 12, 2001 File #161 Contact: Jean Wasp, Media Relations, (707) 664-2057 Flying Motorcycles! Frisbees With Fangs! They Learn to Teach About Harry Potter in Children's Literature Class Flying motorcycles, soccer on broomsticks, self-shuffling cards, letters that howl at you when you open them, frisbees with fangs, and flags that play their own national anthems not only children delight in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter novels and look forward to the upcoming film. SSU students do too. Potter is now a solid part of the curriculum in Professor Sandra Feldman’s Children’s Literature class. "Harry Potter is just one of the restive characters we find in children’s literature," says Feldman. Potter, now famous beyond many of literature’s finest, stands tall next to Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, and Harriet the Spy. In English 342 there is a great deal of talk, much writing, and a hefty amount of reading in this "kids lit" course. Most of the forty plus students are working towards their multi-subject teaching credential. As part of their teacher preparation, they delve into the vast body of children’s literature in hopes of gaining methods and insights that will help them in their future roles as educators.

34. Kid Lit General Trivia, Quizzes, Quiz Questions, Fun Facts, Information nursery rhymes (6) More from some classic children s books. This should beeasier than my Choose the Author quiz, but many of the books mentioned in http://www.funtrivia.com/quizzes/for_children/books_for_kids/kid_lit_general.htm

Home Quizzes Global Challenge Prize Games ... Become a Gold Member Now - Get cool FunTrivia features and see no ads or popups! Home Quizzes For Children Books for Kids : Kid Lit General Nursery Rhymes Enter the For Children Chat Board Category Editors: minch NatalieW LilahDeDah Newest For Children Quizzes Create: Create a Kid Lit General Quiz Read Me First Quizzes Title Difficulty Played Online Author Children's books of magic and fantasy Let's take a trip - through a wardrobe, or down a rabbit hole, or over the rainbow..... Average Feb 24 03 agony Children's Literature Trivia This is a quiz made up of questions about authors, characters and titles of children's novels. Most of the questions involve classic novels rather then more modern day books. HAVE FUN! Easy Sep 22 00 zoomzoom Super Easy Kiddie Literature Quiz Title says all. Enjoy! Easy Nov 02 01 JsusFreak Treasury of Bedtime Stories When it's time to go to sleep, parents read these stories to their children. Easy Jun 21 02 lump Famous Lines from Children's Literature More from some classic children's books. This should be easier than my 'Choose the Author' quiz, but many of the books mentioned in that quiz are used in this one. Good luck and happy reading! Average Oct 16 00 amymiehl Fictional Animal Friends Here are ten animal characters from childrens' books, some of which have been made into movies and cartoons. How many do you know?

35. Nursery Rhymes childrens Treasury nursery rhymes. This sumptuous compendium offers a mix of morethan 100 bestloved and less-familiar rhymes, lullabies, tongue twisters, http://www.learningstreams.com/Categories/rhymes.htm

Teaching toddlers with a nursery rhyme activity facilitates toddler development. Click Here to Search Company Information Contact Congress Join Our Affiliate Program ... Writing Composition Nursery Rhymes Childrens Treasury Nursery Rhymes This sumptuous compendium offers a mix of more than 100 best-loved and less-familiar rhymes, lullabies, tongue twisters, riddles, and songs, gathered from near and far. Parents and educators will appreciate the unique organization by age-level from baby to toddler to school age child ... List Price: $18.95 Your Price: $17.06 Qty: More Info Write an online review of this item Dk Nursery Rhymes Over fifty cherished nursery rhymes have been brought together and imaginatively illustrated by one of the most popular and highly acclaimed children's artists of today. From Little Miss Muffet and Jack and Jill to Old Mother Hubbard and Mary, Mary Quite Contrary-all the favorite rhymes, ... List Price: $14.95 Your Price: $11.21 Qty: More Info Write an online review of this item Flash Cards: Nursery Rhymes The only flash cards featuring three-stage learning. More than just drill and practice, these flash cards offer young learners a creative way to learn based on the three stages of concept development: Stage 1 Introduction. Children are first introduced to the concept with a single ... List Price: $5.95

36. Poet's Pantry Field Trip Teacher's Resources You may assign a topic or permit the children to choose their own. Add entriesof nursery rhymes and any other poems they know by heart. http://www.tramline.com/lit/poet/tr.htm

Poet's Pantry Field Trip Trailhead Teacher's Resources Start Field Trip By Cara Bafile Language Arts The ideal accompaniment to this tour is a classroom poetry-writing activity. There are many ways to implement such a lesson. Poetry Samples is a page that explains poetry formats with examples. Use this in conjunction with the site featured in the tour to allow your students to choose a style that they wish to use for their own writing. You may assign a topic or permit the children to choose their own. You may also instead have your students write a poem of a specific type each day for a week or two during a poetry unit. In this manner, every child experiences each style. Compiling their writing into a book of poetry that can be enjoyed by students and parents is another method of adding interest to your study. To locate examples of well-known poems that fit the various styles of poetry that your students are learning, see

37. The Poets' Corner: Nursery Rhymes nursery rhymes. The soul is healed by being with children. Feodor Dostoevski.HOME PAGE. •Buy your own page Each fish is a starlit mother s kiss http://www.silentwords.com/nursery.html

Nursery Rhymes The soul is healed by being with children. Feodor Dostoevski HOME PAGE Buy your own page Free Bulletin Board Poetry Contest ... Our Gift Shop ORIGINAL WORKS: Romantic Sad Humorous Old Favorites ... Ballad Poems POET LAUREATE: Elizabeth Santos POET LAUREATE EMERITUS: N.G. "Gary" Stapp FOR FUN: Magnetic Poetry Shakespearean Insults Send a Poem by ... where you are? ABOUT US: From the Editor Sponsor a Page Favorite Links Our Awards NEW: Our Gift Shop Get Published! Editor's Pick: LITTLE LOST PRINCESS A little lost princess was wandering through Fields of white daisies and lavender blue Tearfully searching for someone she knew Among yellow buttercups dotted with dew A sweet lullaby interrupted her search A dove cooed so softly to her from his perch A white mourning dove on a white branch of birch A tree with a dove near the small village church The two entered slowly the old church of white The princess knelt down in the dim chapel light Please, God, take me back to my castle tonight

38. Children’s Literature Topics for inclusion range from nursery rhymes to Nabokov and from InternationalChildren’s Digital Library. International Reading Association. Kids lit http://www.sosu.edu/lib/childrensliterature.htm

Children’s Literature Library Resources R 011.62 B28b Beyond Picture Books: A Guide to First Readers. First readers are defined as books intended for children at a first or second grade level that have a recognizable format and generally belong to a series. The books selected and annotated in this resource are well-written, contain accurate information and have stories or subjects of interest to children in the primary grades. R 011.62 B46b6 Best Books for Children: Preschool through Grade 6. The primary aim of this work is to provide a list of books that are recommended to satisfy both a child’s recreational reading needs and the demands of a typical school curriculum. R 011.62B46g3 Best Books for Children: Preschool Through the Middle Grades. The primary aim of this work is to provide a list of books that are highly recommended to satisfy both a child’s recreational reading needs and the demands of a typical school curriculum. R 011.62 K52w Worlds of Wonder: Resources for Multicultural Children’s Literature. The focus of this annotated bibliography is to integrate multicultural literature into an integral part of reading and studies across the curriculum.

39. Kids' Lit Quiz SA: A Report SA Kids lit Quiz™ Experience of New Zealand Finals 2005-06-22 In one theme,questions could include classics, nursery rhymes, comics and contemporary http://www.kidslitquiz.com/SA/report.html

It would have been hard for the subtle knife to cut through the atmosphere of tension hovering over the stage of the Aotea centre in Auckland, New Zealand. Tables of four children huddled together, to pitch their wits against each other. All these children would have imbibed literature for months of the previous year: because they love reading and because they were broadening their normal reading base, in an attempt to cover whatever topics the Wizard of Words, Wayne Mills (in SA we would call him the Sangoma of Stories) could conjure up. The team had little idea what to expect from the New Zealand finals. When Wayne identified the five themes (with twelve questions per theme) for the finals, they realised the focus was narrower: a whole section on Hans Christian Anderson, another on Fables, one on Nursery Rhymes, another on "Guess the Author" and finally one on "Identify the book from opening lines". The quizmaster went to great pains to ask questions that were not regionally biased towards teams from one of the three countries represented, so many questions covered books from the USA. The buzzer system ensured that the first team to buzz answered the question. For the SA team, this was a great learning curve – a quick draw of literary memory, with pulses racing as they reached for the buzzer, often too late. One had to be sure of the answer, as a wrong answer led to points being subtracted. Overall the team came sixth, with an awesome win by a local New Zealand school for girls, St. Margaret's. All the teams were presented with book prizes and Paper Plus, the sponsors, had ensured these were recently issued titles, to take keen readers even further in their never ending search for new, exciting worlds of literature.

40. BBC - H2g2 - Nursery Rhymes Old Lady Leary lit a lantern in the shed But when the cow kicked it over Some Modern Children s nursery rhymes. The modern children s rhymes of Shel http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A288966

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index Saturday 24th September 2005 Text only Guide ID: A288966 (Edited) Edited Guide Entry SEARCH h2g2 Advanced Search New visitors: Returning members: BBC Homepage The Guide to Life The Universe and Everything 1. Life Families 3. Everything ... People Created: 30th March 2000 Nursery Rhymes Front Page What is h2g2? Who's Online Write an Entry ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! There's something quite fascinating about nursery rhymes. On the surface, they're simple little songs with simple little words sung by children still basking in the light of their simple little lives. Yet scratch the surface of any nursery rhyme and you'll reveal a much more complex 'adult' history. These rhymes were often born out of a desire to instruct or teach, or to pass on a moral lesson. They were also a way in which major historical events could be remembered and passed on, like the Great Fire of London in 'London's Burning' or the devastation of the Plague immortalised in the rather creepy 'Ring-a-Ring-a-Roses'. Indeed, just what is it that makes some nursery rhymes seem rather sinister? Why did the makers of the seminal and utterly spooky British TV series

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